It is proper, obviously, for a physician to treat cases of lead poisoning wherever and whenever he finds them.

The compound tetraethyl lead K e oo;2-;.s4 '-/.

Ho cases of lead poisoning have developed among this group of workers.

Our most important studies ^nve been carried out on garage mechanics* Over a period' of a number of years we have repeatedly examined garage mechanics viiio were selected for study because of the fact that they were working on antomobi13 wlF ch had used Ethyl Gasoline as ah exclusive fuel over a period of years* Ho cases of lead poisoning have developed among this group of workers.

The liver, which is high in its lead content in lead poisoning, is not often damaged seriously.

The liver, which is high in its lead content in lead poisoning, is not often damaged seriously.

In this series of articles you will find a general summary of our experimental observations In the field of lead absorption and lead poisoning over a period of some ten or twelve years.

None of these protected men have ever suffered lead poisoning.

Personally I have been rather skeptical about arsenioc and lead poisoning.

Sanders Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine University of CMeinnati Cincinnati 19, Ohio Bear Less TMs will conilrs our conversation regarding a suspected case of lead poisoning at the MdQill Air Force Base, Taj^a, FI crida.

Sanders Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Cincinnati 19, Ohio Bear Less I This will confirm. our conversation regarding a suspected case of lead poisoning at the McBill Air Force Base, T&j^a, Florida.

Kehoei ALLEGED LEAD POISONING AT FOOD RIVER REFINERY We a r e happy to inform y ou t h a t th e c a se , in which he claim ed to have been poisoned by- le a d w hile work in g a t M s . r e g u l a r d u tie s i n th e T r e a tin g D epartm ehiTof o u r Wood River R efinery, has been s e ttle d .

"Handled as it is, there is little likelihood of an employe coming into actual contact with it but we should like to have your opinion as to the possibilities of poisoning.

We have been making observa tions, vith specific reference to apparently normal persons, and persons in the lead trades for many years, and ve quite agree vith Doctor Princi that there Is great confusion In the minds of medical men as to the significance of the stippling in relation to lead absorption and lead poisoning.

We have been making observa tions, vith specific reference to apparently normal persons, and persons in the lead trades for many years, and ve quite agree vith Doctor Princi that there is great confusion in the minds of medical men as to the significance of the stippling in relation to lead absorption and lead poisoning.